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Jan 1, 2001 · A beautiful woman is involved, and the beleaguered Minton asks for the aid of his friend, the resourceful Fearless Jones. As Jones painstakingly investigates the woman's past, a very dark mystery begins to unravel. The crime aspects here are delivered with total panache, but Mosley would never be happy without adding that level of socio ...
Jan 21, 2011 · quality is thoroughly demonstrated in FEARLESS JONES. While Jones is ostensibly the hero of the piece, the story is narrated by Minton, Jones's friend and occasionally reluctant sidekick. This type of writing, where the action of the piece is described in the first person by a supposedly secondary character --- think Dr.
Fearless Jones is a dazzling new thriller, set in 1950s L.A. and featuring the most engaging hero since Easy Rawlins. Paris Minton is minding his own business -- a small used bookstore of which he is the proud proprietor -- when a beautiful woman named Elana Love walks in and asks a few questions. Within the next twenty-four hours, Paris has ...
Jul 22, 2001 · Briefly Noted. Fearless Jones. July 22, 2001. Mosley's latest mystery is narrated by Paris Minton, a black man who sells used books in nineteen-fifties L.A. Paris's life is perfect—he reads all...
Jun 5, 2001 · Fearless Jones. Walter Mosley. Little, Brown, Jun 5, 2001 - Fiction - 320 pages. In this thrilling 1950s noir, when a beautiful woman comes into Paris Minton’s life, everything starts falling apart—leaving him no choice but to ask Fearless Jones for help. Mosley returns to mysteries at last with his most engaging hero since Easy Rawlins.
Jul 1, 2003 · In Fear Itself, and throughout the Fearless Jones series, Paris Minton is our narrator and main character while Fearless is the hero. Paris is not a comic Bertie Wooster, but he is a skinny smallish man who runs a bookstore he loves.
